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The mass of a liter of alcohol depends on the type of alcohol. On average, the density of alcohol is around 0.79 g/mL, so a liter of alcohol would have a mass of approximately 790 grams.
Alcohol is a pure substance - C2H5OH.
To prepare 1 liter of a 5% alcohol-water solution, you would mix 50 mL of alcohol with 950 mL of water. This ratio would give you a total volume of 1 liter with 5% of it being alcohol.
25 liters of alcohol can have vastly different weights, depending on the type of alcohol that is contained. 25 liters is a measure of volume. To find the weight of a volume of a substance you must know the density, and therefore the identity of the alcohol.
No, one liter of alcohol does not equal one kilogram. The weight of alcohol depends on its concentration, with pure alcohol having a density of around 0.79 kg/L.
It means just that. If you have a 1 Liter alcoholic beverage that states it is 5% alcohol by volume, then 50 milliliters of it is pure alcohol.
Pure alcohol is far more dangerous than adulterated alcohol because pure alcohol has one hundred percent alcohol in comparison to aldulterated alcohol which is less than 100 percent.
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The mass of a liter of alcohol depends on the type of alcohol. On average, the density of alcohol is around 0.79 g/mL, so a liter of alcohol would have a mass of approximately 790 grams.
60 proof alcohol is 30% pure alcohol. So if you are drinking a 60 proof alcohol, you are consuming 30% of pure alcohol content in that beverage.
Alcohol is a pure substance - C2H5OH.
Pure isopropyl alcohol would evaporate more quickly than a mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water. This is because water has a higher boiling point than isopropyl alcohol, which would slow down the evaporation process of the mixture compared to pure isopropyl alcohol.
Grain alcohol is a compound known as ethanol and so is a pure substance, but it is almost never found in pure form.
It is the percentage of alcohol in an alcoholic beverage, expressed volumetrically. If you have a 1-liter bottle of liquor whose ABV is 40 percent, the bottle contains 400 ml of pure ethanol.
C. Proof of alcohol consumed. This is because standard drinks of beer, wine and spirits hall have the same amount of alcohol, which is 0.6 oz of pure alcohol.
Their color, taste, alcohol content, weight, history, chemical composition, and methodsof preparation are different. But since each is 1 litre, their volumes are equal.